Dianna Woolley
ABSTRACT ARTIST, PHILANTHROPIST – BUILDING LEGACY
Dianna Woolley, after 20 years in Walla Walla, now lives in Williamsburg, VA, painting abstract work in acrylics and oils. Her intent is to lure viewers into recognizing the work’s emotional call to linger.
In her most recent release, “The Abundance Collection”, Dianna’s love and mastery of color is evident as well as provocative. Departing from reality or specificity, flowers, ribbons, movement, dance and romance in these paintings will add life and energy to any setting.
Woolley’s work has been exhibited in solo, invitational and juried exhibits in the Pacific NW and in VA and can be viewed at www.diannawoolley.com/ An award winner in the Pendleton Center for the Arts, Pendleton, OR, Williamsburg Contemporary Art Center and Crossroads Center of the Arts, Richmond, VA, her work is in private collections across the country, and in MOAH (The Lancaster Museum of Art and History, Lancaster, CA) Fine Art Collection.